Runaway Boy Wanted In Connection With Palem Home
Chief of Police Barnette received a telegraphic request from Sion Salow, Va., asking him to search for two boys and arrest one. The boy, John Pierce, aged sixteen, ran away from Palem and was last seen leaving Roanoke on a freight train. He is light complexioned with dark hair, five feet nine inches tall, about 150 pounds, wearing a blue cap, blue serge coat, and light checked trousers.
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Barnette
Sion Salow
Palem
Roanoke
John Pierce
Charters Issued to West Virginia Companies
The following companies have been granted Charters Fort Defiance Cases and Coal and Coke Company at Kanawha Falls West Virginia to mine and deal in mineral products and carry on business incidental thereto Capital 25000 Hutchinson Stephenson Plat com pany of Charleston To carry on a Wholesale business of hats caps and notions Capital 30000 B A Wise and Company of Charleston To sell all kinds of merchandise on installment plan Capital 10000
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Fort Defiance
New Baseball Club Organized at Tug River
The young men at United States Coal and Coke Company plant No. 3 formed a baseball club and prepared grounds and uniforms. They seek games on the 20th and 27th of this month, either on Tug River grounds or elsewhere. Communicate with R. Bo Myers, manager, Tug River, W. Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coal and Coke Company
Rock falls kill worker at Peace Springs site
Charles Smithers, new Peace Springs resident, was killed instantly when a rock fell from a slope while he worked on a grade contract near Peace Springs. The accident left a wife and five children.
Residence for Sale on Bluefield Avenue
Nine room house offered for cheap sale on Bluefield Avenue. Inquiries at the Daily Telegraph office for further information.
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Bluefield Avenue
Daily Telegraph Office
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS UPDATE FROM THE CITY
A. Mitchell returned from Roanoke. Rafiver of Roanoke is in the city as General Freight Agent. Isaac Frack from Baltimore visited yesterday. Mrs W H Thomas returned from Tennesse e. W C Pollock returned from Fort Spring. R E Shirey left yesterday for Angusea county Va. Estelle Bettimore returned from Tazewell. Mr and Mrs D Baldwin returned from Baltimore Nutok and Roanoke. B W Harman arrived to begin duties as a newly appointed officer. L B Freeman and Dan L Smith of Pennsylvania lines are in the city. W A Beagle in charge of Southern Express delivery is back after illness. An Anti Saloon League meeting at 8 pm in the Christian Church, Rev J W West of Richmond to speak. Temperance members urged to attend. A fifteen ton hydraulic jack exploded at the round house drop-pit, injuring an Armenian named Bastakras. TO RENT Desirable nine room residence in West Graham area. Apply to G W Berry Tag River W Va. Dean’s Ointment advertised 50 cents.
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Anti Saloon League
Christian Church
J. W. West
Richmond
Friends of Temperance
Round House
Bastakras
Local Juneteenth? No. Tazewell Happenings Highlights Weddings
Miss Edith Whitman and Mr. ONeill wed at the Whitman home with Rev. P A Kelly officiating. The couple left on No. 16 for an eastern city tour and Mr Hill, related to Dr Hill of Wise C. H., works as a bookkeeper at Imboden Coal and Coke Co. They join a week of county nuptials noting multiple marriages and social visits across Tazewell County.
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Tazewell
Edith Whitman
Mr. O. Neill
W. C. Whitman
P. A. Kelly
Methodist Church
Hill
Dr. Hill
Wise C. H
Imboden Coal and Coke Company
Bigtone Gap
Sudden Death of George Jewell
James T. Jewell returns from Montgomery Virginia after funeral of his uncle George Jewell who died suddenly at his home Monday night. The deceased was about sixty years old and was in apparently good health a few moments before death.
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James T. Jewell
Montgomery
George Jewell
Library Dedication Highlights Morgantown Commencement
At Morgantown West Virginia on June 18 the university dedicated a new library building costing over 100000 dollars. Melville Dewey spoke alongside President Cowden and Prof Henry S Green. Military honors went to Company A for drill, F K Fairfax for first cadet honors, C M Bennett and J T West for target practice, with Lilly Morgan winning the Columbian Society essay prize over Laura Crago.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Melville Dewey
New York State Library
Cowden
Board of
Regents
Henry S. Green
F. K. Fairfax
C. M. Bennett
J. T. West
Lilly Morgan
Columbian Society
Laura Crago
Parthenon Society
Negro roasted to death by electricity in East New York loop
An unknown Black man fell between the engine and the station in the East New York loop during the morning rush and was literally roasted to death by electricity. The report notes the incident occurred in Brooklyn during business hours.
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Brooklyn
New York
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Hello
Mamma
Louis
Pedigo
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield
West Va
N. B
Samuel Bluefield
Turk, D. W. VA
W. P. Hawley Mdse Co
East Bland St
Bluefield, W. Va
W. McK, Evans
Richmond, VA
Shafer
J. Blair Farrar
Consulting Public Accountants
P. O. Box
West Virginia
NEW Baseball Club
Faleing Rock
Hi. A. Mitchell
Rafiver
Ia City
Isaac Frack
Baltimore
City
Mra
W. H. Thomas
Tennesse
W. C Pollock
Fort Spring
R. E& Shirey
Angusea County
Estelle Bettimore
Mrs. D
Badwin
Nutok
B. W. Harman
Bia
L. B. Freeman
Dan L. Smith
Pennsylvania Lines
W. A. Beagle
Southern Express Company
West Graham
G. W. Berry
Tag River
Dean
Cupid
Watson Flowers
Bland County
Burke's Garden
Nannie F. Greaver
Ethaline Harman
Tip Top
C. E Sharritz
Kentucky
J. C. Groseclose
Mr. Groseclose
Barbouraville
The
Baltimore Sun
Margie Z
Maj. Walton
Falls Mill
Clinch Valley
Iuharated Breeders Association
Ada Nichols
Pocahontas
W. H. Surface
Geo. W. St. Clair
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Mrs. St. Clair
Staunton
Gordon Keith
Bluefield Book & Stationery Co
Bland Street
Boston
Mass
Shawmut Ave
Cardus
Cardui
Bathy Opreiter
Back Bay Woman's Club
Bes
Shelton & Jordan, Men’s Furnishers
West Virginia University
Hester
Moose Book & Stationery Co
Franklin Typewriter
Bluefield Furniture Co
Old Stand
BLU Beibed Mercantile Company
Just
Daintys
Battiste Organis
Bluefield Mercantile Co
Hancock & Jamerson
Thornton C Sthing Company
Whitlow
Paint and Paper Co
Bluefield and Coalfield
Raleigh St
E. R. Whitlow
Mgr
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